Letters (correspondence)
Found in 52 Collections and/or Records:
Ephraim Carter family papers
00-2010-35-0
Various documents of Ephraim Carter (1746-1823) & his son Ezra (1773-1811); William C. Carter and Horace E. Carter, sons of Ezra.
Lewis Cass letter
00-2009-69-0
Letter from Lewis Cass in Washington to Joseph Eldridge dated Feb 7, 1832 in which Mr. Cass thanks Mr. Eldridge for taking interest in the welfare of his son.
Abel Catlin letter
00-2009-104-0
A letter from Abel Catlin in Litchfield, Conn. dated Sept. 2, 1823 to Joseph Burrows in New York concerning William Grimes desire to purchase his freedom from T.H. Welman. A response dated 6 Sept.1823 on the same document from Joseph Burrows with instructions to make a payment of $500 to Mr. William H. Thompson in cash and security.
Champion family papers
00-2010-17-0
Miscellaneous papers of members of the Champion family of Litchfield (Conn.)
Samuel Church letter
00-1982-20-0
A letterfrom Samuel Church in Salisbury (Conn.) written to Melzar Gardiner, at the Democrat [newspaper] office in Litchfield in which he expresses his views on the State Temperance Convention and Republican politics, and requests that Gardiner publish the procedings of the Cato Convention.
C.A.Clinton letter
00-2009-123-0
William F. and Norma (Strong) Deacon Papers
2012-03-0
Julius Deming letter
00-1931-20-0
Julius Deming in Litchfield writes to Shadrack Osborn in Southbury (Conn.) concerning blank lists of warrants for Osborn's District. One half of the lists are to be delivered to the assistant Assessors and the other half reserved for his use.
James Gould letter
00-2010-10-0
Letter from James Gould, dated Litchfield May 7, 1814 to Mr. Smith concerning distribution of a bonus by the Hartford Bank Committee.
Grant family papers
1914-15-0
Papers relating to the Grant family of Litchfield, including Hannah Grant (1785-1871) and her children Charles William (1810-1881), David McNeil (1812-1885), Harriet Lucretia (1814-1892), and John Mason (1817-1878). The collection is mostly comprised of family correspondence, but also includes various school lessons and papers, family account records, and real estate records.